Le vendredi 20 juin 2025, 16:08:40 heure d’été d’Europe centrale Schimon Jehudah a écrit : > Tedd. Good afternoon. > > Yes. You are correct. I neglected it. > > I meant to XEP-0363: HTTP File Upload. > > Sorry for the confusion. > > Schimon
For HTTP Upload, the service is usually on your XMPP server, when you send an email, only the HTTP Upload (most of time same machine as your server) knows your IP, and the recipient get the IP of the HTTP Upload Service. If the IP of your server is not secret (in most case, it isn't, you would need something like TOR to hide it), there is nothing to worry about. When you get a file though, the HTTP Upload service of your recipient gets your IP. The other issue is when you receive a file/image from some random domain, in this case the simplest option is to use a proxy which will get the file for you. A specification to indicate to XMPP clients where to find a proxy would be nice, it has already been talked about in the past. For the record, it's one of the thing that is on my TODO list if nobody does it before (but low on my TODO list). Best, Goffi
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